Vintage Red Stop Tailight on 2040-parts.com
Youngstown, Ohio, US
This listing is for a vintage red STOP tailight measuring 7-1/2" across. The metal is very rusty and the bracket is broken on the back. Don't know the working condition of it. The red lens is intact but has scratches and the red paint is pealing off the chrome. It would be a nice item for a guy's "man cave".
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